If you are thinking about the short red plants, it's Alternathera reineckii "Mini". If you are thinking about the plant which is exactly in the middle, the bright-green one, it's Nymphoides sp. Taiwan (but it's not a stemmed plant :) ).
Wanna say love ur vids and scapes.It nice to put on the headphones listening to the instrumental music on ur scapes, zoning out in amazement.Keep it going with the great vids.
All tanks were illuminated by T5 daylight fluorescent lamps. Check Tropica.dk website, there are all details provided there (layouts number 53, 52, 51, 50, 49, 48 and 47 :) ).
Thanks for clarifying. It was the Nymphoides sp. Taiwan. I looked for the layout on Tropica but they did not have the one in the video. I eventually saw the plant in 2 other layouts but not as a main focal point as the one in your video. Great Videos!!! (Side note: lol I could not describe the plant so i used stem. other than long petiole)
Indeed, there were no CO2s during the show - but the plants were pregrown long time before the exhibition, and of course there was a lot of CO2 added during that time. Check Tropica's website, "Layout" sub-section, there are all the tanks shown in my video, with detailed description.
The one at 0:30? Ludwigia repens "Rubin" - it's written on the "plant map" shown before the aquarium, didn't you notice that? I filmed these maps ony for this purpose - to show people what species of plants are where in these aquariums.
It's Hemianthus callitrichoides "Cuba", and some Eleocharis sp. "Mini" in the corners. Check 2:04 - there is a map and list of all plants, just switch to 720p and go Fullscreen, you'll be able to see all these small letters. Aquarium plants will grow well even using "standard" 865 and 950 T8 fluorescent tubes. But there are also numerous lamps designed specially for plants, like Flora-GLO by Hagen.
It's Nymphoides sp. Taiwan. Check my other video "Aquarium Ideas from InterZoo 2012 - Tropica (pt. 9)", at 04:19 - you can clearly see informations below the aquarium.
i love your videos also the relaxing background music... but what i ask myself, how do they transport all these finished planted tanks to the interzoo without destroying these layouts...?
It's not like "fish is having problems with its vision", it's like "You have problem with providing your fish with the right type of food", mate. Do the flakes sink after a while, or they will just float, even if very wet?
Hey mate, thanks for your kind words! :) All these aquascapes are not "mine" - I mean, I didn't make them :) I only filmed them, they were arranged by several aquascapers from the UK.
Apparently there are some deficiencies in fertilization. This is probably the reason why you're getting algae - one of the nutrients for the plants is lacking, but others are available. The plants can't consume them, becasue they are restricted by the one which is missing, so algae took advantage of this, and started growing better. Unfortunately, I have no idea what nutrient is missing. Try forums like "Planted Tank Net", there are lots of helpful experts there :)
Wht do you mean "the name"? The name of the manufacturer of the aquarium? Or what...? Anyway, all technical details of this tank are availabel at Tropica's website, in "Layouts" section. This tank has number 53.
Tell you what - go to 02:05, switch to 720p HD mode, and go Fullscreen. There is a map of all plants, with plant names. You will find all infos on this map.
Hallo,es ist alles so schön ............. vielen dank für die super Aufnahmen,usw. Ich würde sehr gerne wissen wer der Musiker ist ??? schreiben Sie ihn mir bitte hier, vielen dank schon jetzt. Gruß
Well, most people find big fish more attractive than small fish. I noticed it many times during fairs or aquarium exhibitions - a large crowd always stands in front of any arowana aquarium, whereas only experts can appreciate tanks with small fish :)
Wow amazing! Hey how r u? I need help my elocharis parvula dwarf hair grass is not growing or spreading. Can you help me? I'm currently adding co2 and seachem line of ferlitilizers. I recently just had a algea boom. Could that be the problem?
"Teraz" to znaczy kiedy? :) Raczej nie będę, założyłem sobie szlaban na nowy materiał, bo za dużo mam zaległych rzeczy, muszę to przepchnąć zanim zacznę kręcić coś nowego... Jutro biorę się w końcu za ZooBotanikę 2011 cz.4 :)
very pretty setups,i want to start learning aquascaping,i just wonder, how do you deal with dirt from the fish, wont all the dirt sink to the bottom hidden inside the "grass" ?
At the moment I have two videos showing how to set up a planted tank. They are about nanoaquarium, but still there are some useful infos there. Check my videos entitled "Setting up planted nano aquarium - timelapse", and "Aquascaping - How to make trees in planted aquarium" (uploaded 23.05.2013 and 30.05.2013, respectively :) ).
Well, not that difficult as it seems :) You just remove all the water, cover the layout with pieces of plastic foil, to avoid drying out, put the aquarium on some sort of flat, rigid surface, and that's it :) The smaller the aquarium the easier it can be done :) Of course I don't know if Tropica is doing it like this, but I know what other people do :) It also depends on the layout - if there is mostly driftwood overgrown by moss all you need for transportation is some plastic buckets :)
Myriophyllu mattogrossense "Red", Hydrocotyle tripartita, Ammania sp. "Bonsai", Eleocharis sp. "Mini". Lista jest podana na tablicy informacyjnej którą widać od 1:39 do 1:47. Po to te tablice filmowałem. Wystarczy się przełączyć na 720p i wrzucić Fullscreen, i wszystko jest doskonale czytelne.
Got a tank ready to aquascape, I have some intersting white rocks with black specs in them, a couple of large granite rocks and sand with amazon soil a heap of christmas moss and courser substrate as well. Any suggetions on how my layout should be done?
What 14 people looked at this and said. "You know what? This sucks! I am going to click dislike" All of those scapes are absolutely awe inspiring, what a great way to spend 7 minutes :)
Once per day. That is what the book say. My big fish got problem with its vision. It can't see anything above its head. What can I do. I am using float flake
"since in reality we don't try to spent 3 hour in the bush, emphasizing what's going on in a certain spot in the grass in the bottom part of a tree trunk" - well, as a matter of fact - I do :) Not on land, but underwater. Two years ago I spent 3 weeks in Egypt, filming one and the same spot of the reef. Check my video "Marine aquarium fish in natural habitat - coral reef, Red Sea" (uploaded 19 Feb 2012)
What do you mean by "sand"? Normal sand (like on the beach or in the sandbox), or "substrate" (I mean, either special substrate for plants, or gravel etc.)
So you mean that recreating nature is not "art", because land sceneries which are being recreated in aquariums are not "interesting" on land? Another words - a fragment of root on land is "just" a root, and nobody cares for it, but once the scene is recreated in aquarium, everybody start to admire it? Saying "Wow, this is so wonderful fragment of nature", whereas in reality they wouldn't pay any attention to a similar scene on land?
I love these tropica exhibitions. Everything is explained so.... professionally. It is always inspirational.
Check Tropica's website, there is a "Layouts" section, where all the layouts are described in details.
Mark Evans has always been my favorite aquascaper. I regard him as the best aquascaper in the World. This of course is my opinion. Great work Mark!!
If you are thinking about the short red plants, it's Alternathera reineckii "Mini". If you are thinking about the plant which is exactly in the middle, the bright-green one, it's Nymphoides sp. Taiwan (but it's not a stemmed plant :) ).
Wanna say love ur vids and scapes.It nice to put on the headphones listening to the instrumental music on ur scapes, zoning out in amazement.Keep it going with the great vids.
All tanks were illuminated by T5 daylight fluorescent lamps. Check Tropica.dk website, there are all details provided there (layouts number 53, 52, 51, 50, 49, 48 and 47 :) ).
Thanks for clarifying. It was the Nymphoides sp. Taiwan. I looked for the layout on Tropica but they did not have the one in the video. I eventually saw the plant in 2 other layouts but not as a main focal point as the one in your video. Great Videos!!!
(Side note: lol I could not describe the plant so i used stem. other than long petiole)
there are a lot of kinds of people. two of them are the one who appreciates and the other who do not.
Indeed, there were no CO2s during the show - but the plants were pregrown long time before the exhibition, and of course there was a lot of CO2 added during that time. Check Tropica's website, "Layout" sub-section, there are all the tanks shown in my video, with detailed description.
The one at 0:30? Ludwigia repens "Rubin" - it's written on the "plant map" shown before the aquarium, didn't you notice that? I filmed these maps ony for this purpose - to show people what species of plants are where in these aquariums.
i am going to watch all 96 of your vids!!!!!
Very very cool! Looking at a bran new art form here.
Visit Tropica's website and go to Layouts, every data is there! :)
It's Hemianthus callitrichoides "Cuba", and some Eleocharis sp. "Mini" in the corners. Check 2:04 - there is a map and list of all plants, just switch to 720p and go Fullscreen, you'll be able to see all these small letters. Aquarium plants will grow well even using "standard" 865 and 950 T8 fluorescent tubes. But there are also numerous lamps designed specially for plants, like Flora-GLO by Hagen.
Beautiful.
True, very original layouts :)
Yup :) Nice colors, together with this red plant in the middle :)
It's Nymphoides sp. Taiwan. Check my other video "Aquarium Ideas from InterZoo 2012 - Tropica (pt. 9)", at 04:19 - you can clearly see informations below the aquarium.
Thanks! :) As for the levitating moss-balls, I think they are just fragments of styrofoam, wrapped in moss and growed for some time.
We enjoy your work .........
Perfect worth watching. Thankyou for giving me a opportunity to watch this . Nelson lopez
i love your videos also the relaxing background music... but what i ask myself, how do they transport all these finished planted tanks to the interzoo without destroying these layouts...?
1:33 - 130x55x55 cm, Tropica layout no 48 (check their website!). 3:00 - 130x50x50 cm, layout no 50. 3:57 - 130x55x55 cm, layout no 52.
Johnny, most of these tanks have inline CO2 reactors hooked up to filter return hose.
Thank you very much! It is just its so hard to find plants like those here in Canada. I don't know why...
Great, I'm happy to hear that :)
Good inspiration! What is le light used over those tanks? I really like it.
It's not like "fish is having problems with its vision", it's like "You have problem with providing your fish with the right type of food", mate. Do the flakes sink after a while, or they will just float, even if very wet?
Hey mate, the music is called "Malaysian skies", and is available from royalty-free.tv :)
Hey mate, thanks for your kind words! :) All these aquascapes are not "mine" - I mean, I didn't make them :) I only filmed them, they were arranged by several aquascapers from the UK.
wow these are beautiful! i want layout 49!!!!
First of all. Great job! Beautiful! I have one question duh? How often do you feed the fish? Or do you feed the fish?
yes it is cool! Any ideas what plants are these? the carpet one I believe is so called Cubae- what are the others on/around the rocks?
Apparently there are some deficiencies in fertilization. This is probably the reason why you're getting algae - one of the nutrients for the plants is lacking, but others are available. The plants can't consume them, becasue they are restricted by the one which is missing, so algae took advantage of this, and started growing better. Unfortunately, I have no idea what nutrient is missing. Try forums like "Planted Tank Net", there are lots of helpful experts there :)
Beautiful, but how on earth would you clean some of these?! O.o
Mesmerising! I thought my tank looked good but now...
Hey, do you know it? I didn't ask Tropica's people at the booth, so I don't know anything about CO2 supplementation in those tanks...
What kind of grass do you mean? There are at least two different species used in these tanks - what tank do you think of? What time of the video?
Wht do you mean "the name"? The name of the manufacturer of the aquarium? Or what...? Anyway, all technical details of this tank are availabel at Tropica's website, in "Layouts" section. This tank has number 53.
Tell you what - go to 02:05, switch to 720p HD mode, and go Fullscreen. There is a map of all plants, with plant names. You will find all infos on this map.
Yup, that's true, they are very educational :)
can u make video how you do it from scratch.. I like the second one very nice
the one at the bottom 2:14. Also I have another question do live plants need a special lightning?
Nice tanks. I hope mine look that good one day!
Good luck! :)
Masterpieces
nice tank mate
Where can I find that green grass at the bottom of the tanks?
Hallo,es ist alles so schön ............. vielen dank für die super Aufnahmen,usw.
Ich würde sehr gerne wissen wer der Musiker ist ??? schreiben Sie ihn mir bitte hier,
vielen dank schon jetzt.
Gruß
Bedziesz teraz w Grudziadzu i Szczecinie na wystawach?
Well, most people find big fish more attractive than small fish. I noticed it many times during fairs or aquarium exhibitions - a large crowd always stands in front of any arowana aquarium, whereas only experts can appreciate tanks with small fish :)
@ 5:54 nice to see some rosy tetras being used
Well, I don't know, either... Do you have aquarium shops in the city where you live?
Yup, it's really good :)
Wow amazing! Hey how r u? I need help my elocharis parvula dwarf hair grass is not growing or spreading. Can you help me? I'm currently adding co2 and seachem line of ferlitilizers. I recently just had a algea boom. Could that be the problem?
"Teraz" to znaczy kiedy? :) Raczej nie będę, założyłem sobie szlaban na nowy materiał, bo za dużo mam zaległych rzeczy, muszę to przepchnąć zanim zacznę kręcić coś nowego... Jutro biorę się w końcu za ZooBotanikę 2011 cz.4 :)
wow this is beautifull
Hehe, no worries, mate! :) Glad I could help :)
Huh? cant see a co2 installation anywhere, i thought that it was necessary for such beautiful and healthy plants?
Hi, can you give more information about layout 53. Parameters,lightning......
Yeah, I like them, too :)
Layout 53 by Mark Evans is total aquascaping porn! Amazing coverage. Thanks for sharing.
Do the plants produce oxygen bubbles?
hi again...may I know what kind of plant is that at 6:07 in the middle? thank you.
very pretty setups,i want to start learning aquascaping,i just wonder, how do you deal with dirt from the fish, wont all the dirt sink to the bottom hidden inside the "grass" ?
Tropica is an Aquatic Leader.
What is the name of the red plants at the beginning of the video?
breathtaking....thanks for posting. subcribed
What are the purplish red plants called? They are stunning. Easy to maintain?? thanks.
PLEASE reply do you know how much CM (size) is this aquariums? 1:33 3:00 3:57
2:15... just amazing!
At the moment I have two videos showing how to set up a planted tank. They are about nanoaquarium, but still there are some useful infos there. Check my videos entitled "Setting up planted nano aquarium - timelapse", and "Aquascaping - How to make trees in planted aquarium" (uploaded 23.05.2013 and 30.05.2013, respectively :) ).
Well, not that difficult as it seems :) You just remove all the water, cover the layout with pieces of plastic foil, to avoid drying out, put the aquarium on some sort of flat, rigid surface, and that's it :) The smaller the aquarium the easier it can be done :) Of course I don't know if Tropica is doing it like this, but I know what other people do :) It also depends on the layout - if there is mostly driftwood overgrown by moss all you need for transportation is some plastic buckets :)
How long do you have this aquariums? I mean, when was it set up, with E. parvula and all other plants / substrate / fish?
The plants are beautiful, although it might be too symmetrical for me.
Indeed, it seems to ba somewhat symmetrical and "organized"...
koushinproductions deeeredeeeed
I could only wish one day, I will be able to make some of these aquarium myself...hehe
witam, chciałabym zapytać jakimi rośliname akwarium jest wypełnione w 1:47 minucie?? można prosić o nazwy??
Myriophyllu mattogrossense "Red", Hydrocotyle tripartita, Ammania sp. "Bonsai", Eleocharis sp. "Mini". Lista jest podana na tablicy informacyjnej którą widać od 1:39 do 1:47. Po to te tablice filmowałem. Wystarczy się przełączyć na 720p i wrzucić Fullscreen, i wszystko jest doskonale czytelne.
what is the red plant at 6:18?
Got a tank ready to aquascape, I have some intersting white rocks with black specs in them, a couple of large granite rocks and sand with amazon soil a heap of christmas moss and courser substrate as well. Any suggetions on how my layout should be done?
Mate, the biggest fun of aquascaping is to design everything yourself! :)
***** LOL :)
Hehe, that's right! :) Share the link as far as you can, let's show to the world that holidays do not influence the number of views! ;)
Which one? :)
@ 6:00 does anyone know the name of the stemmed plant in the middle?
What 14 people looked at this and said. "You know what? This sucks! I am going to click dislike"
All of those scapes are absolutely awe inspiring, what a great way to spend 7 minutes :)
Hehe, there is always someone around who dislikes things ;)
I think they were just jealous of the fish! I can understand though, they get to live in these beautiful environments
My wild guess - Alternanthera reineckii "Mini" :)
Aaah, ok thanks for the explanation...
Once per day. That is what the book say. My big fish got problem with its vision. It can't see anything above its head. What can I do. I am using float flake
"since in reality we don't try to spent 3 hour in the bush, emphasizing what's going on in a certain spot in the grass in the bottom part of a tree trunk" - well, as a matter of fact - I do :) Not on land, but underwater. Two years ago I spent 3 weeks in Egypt, filming one and the same spot of the reef. Check my video "Marine aquarium fish in natural habitat - coral reef, Red Sea" (uploaded 19 Feb 2012)
what light used ?
super
Am I diving in a lake ?
What is "not true"? :)
Perfect thanks for sharing this setups worth watching. Nelson lopez.
They used to, but they stopped.
dziękuje :)
do u realy need sand for your plants??
Not necesarly it just lets your plants roots realy shoot and it also looks nice
What do you mean by "sand"? Normal sand (like on the beach or in the sandbox), or "substrate" (I mean, either special substrate for plants, or gravel etc.)
very beautiful tank
Below a link to the movie of my aquascaping valley
Aquascaping valley Part 6
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Nice setup, thanks for sharing! :)
Of course you should feed the fish :) I feed mine twice a day, or three times a day, in small portions :)
UuuuuuggghhHHHHHHH!!! I wish plants weren't so freaking expensive!!
How do these people inject co2? I don't see any co2injection thing.?
hello my please help aquariyum I want to buy plant seeds
So you mean that recreating nature is not "art", because land sceneries which are being recreated in aquariums are not "interesting" on land? Another words - a fragment of root on land is "just" a root, and nobody cares for it, but once the scene is recreated in aquarium, everybody start to admire it? Saying "Wow, this is so wonderful fragment of nature", whereas in reality they wouldn't pay any attention to a similar scene on land?